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+date = "2015-11-27"
+title = "El Capitan: Safari New Tab Slow Fix"
+tags = ["osx", "safari"]
+description = "Safari is a decent browser. But recently I noticed a 3-5 second lag when opening a new tab, so I investigated."
+slug = "el-capitan-safari-new-tab-slow-fix"
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+Safari is a great browser. I know there are alternatives, like Firefox and Chrome, but I like Safari. 
+
+Recently I noticed a lag of about 3-5 seconds when opening a new tab. I use tabs often, so this started to get in my way. 
+Because I did not feel like switching browsers, I did some digging around to see if I could get this problem fixed.
+
+Doing a quick Google search (after waiting a few seconds for that new tab), there was one quick suggestion:
+
+> Disable iCloud for Safari
+
+Alright, let's try. No change. Still lag. This was the other common tip:
+
+> Set 'New tab opens with' to 'Empty Page'
+
+Ok, done. Still lag.
+
+I went digging further in Safari's settings and on a hunch I disabled "Include search engine suggestions". The magic button. This makes opening new tabs fast again. 
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+![](/img/safari-slow-new-tab-fix.png)
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+The reason why this fixes the issue is beyond me, unless the new tab automatically starts searching for suggestions even though it's showing an empty page.
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